In today’s news, Commonwealth Bank shares fall after it delivers a record cash profit, AGL Energy dives after its profit dips 21 per cent, and Rio Tinto’s CEO says farewell with a warning for bosses.

Distributions paid to shareholders have multiplied on the back of strong production and record prices for the precious metal.

Annual wages growth held steady at 3.4 per cent in June, but the RBA has warned that pay rises will shrink as flatlining ...

The publication’s chief executive Goli Sheikholeslami and European regional editor Jamil Anderlini will be in Australia later ...

The studies the union group leans on to justify the idea don’t actually measure productivity. They just ask employees their ...

Commonwealth Bank’s profit could have been higher, but Matt Comyn is using his position of strength to navigate the ...

Almost 600,000 high-income Australians are paying the Medicare levy surcharge rather than insurance for private hospital ...

The ATO does not have the power to amend the dollar amount recorded as your balance on the day you commence an account-based ...

The president has appointed an absolute loyalist to handle some of the global market’s most important data, raising fears the ...

Profits from cheap brands such as Wolf Blass, Lindemans and Squealing Pig were crunched as chief executive Tim Ford prepares ...

CEO Nick Hawkins says a new technology platform has simplified the business and allowed IAG to focus on acquiring new ...

OpenAI and CBA will work together on artificial intelligence-backed services around fraud detection, customers and employees.